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When Quitting is not an Option

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Back Squat 1 rep max

Press 1 rep max

Deadlift 1 rep max

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Hey Chad!

I just got done with a couple of weeks training with my Marine unit here in Massachusetts. I’m in a Machine Gun platoon for the reserve Anti-Terrorism Battalion and we spent most of our time on the range shooting. In the evening we mix in a lot of our martial arts program and annual qualification events like our Combat Fitness Test. It’s an 800m run in boots, 30lb ammo can lift, and a course where you low-crawl, sprint, carry people and more ammo cans.

Unfortunately, while switching from dragging a Marine to putting him on my back, I slipped in the sand and he fell right on my ankle. I knew immediately that it was a bad sprain but I was looking at a PR at this point in the test so I grabbed him, tossed him on my back, and finished the remainder of the course. I limped across the finish line but I still beat my previous time last year by 30secs (2:30 versus 3:00). My ankle is shot but there is no doubt that the training at ArcFit helped both reduce the severity and allowed me to finish with a PR and a max score.


I fly back on Tuesday and even though I’m hurt, I can’t wait to get back in the box. I’ve attached a few photos from the training.

Sean

Irish, you are elite and badass, and we’re lucky to have you training at our box and our country is privileged to have you serving her!  Looking forward to getting you and that bum ankle back in the box!

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Discussion

6 Responses to “When Quitting is not an Option”

  1. Dude check these Videos out. I know this is what are athletes are going to be looking like soon.

    Or maybe this instead:

    http://www.todaysbigthing.com/2010/08/17

    Can you say, “I’m gonna be all over you like a spider monkey”

    Name that movie. Winner gets a prize. Not really but try anyway.

    Posted by Hickman | August 30, 2010, 11:19 am
  2. Badass Irish!

    Posted by Christian | August 30, 2010, 12:13 pm
  3. LOL! where do you find this sh!7 man?!

    Posted by chad | August 30, 2010, 1:30 pm
  4. Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby

    Posted by Colin | August 30, 2010, 2:19 pm
  5. Irish!! Your awesome!! I can’t wait for you to get back in the box!! Nice job out there!

    Posted by GyGy | August 30, 2010, 4:21 pm
  6. Great job everyone today! Tons of PR’s left and right! 4,5,and 6pm classes were off the hook! Holy shmoly was it a packed house!

    Newbies started tonight and they were awesome as well!

    See u all in the box tomorrow for a butt kicker! Cougars are warned!

    Posted by chad | August 30, 2010, 8:46 pm

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